The Connection Radio Podcast

Tape #: 20080206B - Destination: Ezra 1-10 Flight 23

Wed, 10 Mar 2010 00:00 MDT

On Wednesday's edition of The Connection, Skip Heitzig continues in our series of teachings called The Bible from 30,000 Feet. Once the Israelites had finished rebuilding the temple, they still needed spiritual reformation. That's why Ezra the scribe returned to Jerusalem. But he didn't come until 58 years after the first group.

Tape #: 20080206A - Destination: Ezra 1-10 Flight 23

Tue, 09 Mar 2010 00:00 MDT

On Tuesday's edition of The Connection, Skip Heitzig continues in our series of teachings called The Bible from 30,000 Feet. Ezra tells the story of the national restoration after the exile in Babylon. When the Jews returned to the land, they rebuilt the city of Jerusalem and the temple of God. And they resisted the enemies who tried to stop them.

Tape #: 20080130B - Destination: 2 Chronicles 1-36 Flight 22

Mon, 08 Mar 2010 00:00 MDT

On Monday's edition of The Connection, Skip Heitzig continues in our series of teachings called The Bible from 30,000 Feet. The final chapters of Second Chronicles describe the lives of 19 kings of Judah. Some were good men who tried to reform the nation, but even their efforts didn't stop Judah's downward spiral toward captivity.

Tape #: SI-63 - Interview with Skip Heitzig and Dr. Walter Brown

Fri, 05 Mar 2010 00:00 MDT

On Friday's edition of The Connection, Skip Heitzig continues in our series of teachings called First Friday Interviews with Skip Heitzig. Skip Heitzig is in the studio for a special interview with Dr. Walt Brown, the Director of the Center for Scientific Creation. They will be talking about evolution versus creation, the age of the earth, and the fossil record.

Tape #: 20080130A - Destination: 2 Chronicles 1-36 Flight 22

Thu, 04 Mar 2010 00:00 MDT

On Thursday's edition of The Connection, Skip Heitzig continues in our series of teachings called The Bible from 30,000 Feet. Second Chronicles is God's statement of why the nation of Israel fell, and why he preserved the nation of Judah for so long. It begins with the excellence of Solomon, and ends with the exile of the southern kingdom.